The Dahlia House

Some fun announcements coming in hot for our newsletter subscribers later this week.

Might want to keep your 👀 peeled;)

Also, these sweet peas…✨✨✨

Ceramics: (I miss you so, sweet Em💕)

I am so stinking excited for our first event (other than & Aron’s wedding🥹✨) this summer!

Join us this Saturday, August 17th for our Golden Hour Bouquet Workshop! 6:30-8:30

We’ll tour the field as we sip on something bubbly, then I’ll walk you through my favorite floral arranging techniques. You’ll have access to THE ENTIRE FIELD to cut whatever suites your fancy then we’ll all gather back together to make arrangements.

Non alcoholic beverages & glass jar included✨🤍✨

Who’s coming?!

Want to learn how to grow these Italian ranunculus as perennials? 🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️

Join me this Friday and learn how!

I’m bringing tea and treats and a free packet of your choice of ranunculus. Hop over to and snag a ticket….(or two —if you want to share the title;)

Downtown Snohomish 6-8🤍

Announcing our next Dahlia tuber flash sale in our next newsletter. Make sure you’re signed up if you’re into that sort of thing;)

Ok, back to painting…

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Dahlias, man.

So much work.

And so worth it.

Still have 89 crates to divide…all while working like crazy to get a whack ton of & anemones packaged up and our new booth ready for the 😅. For a flower farmer, it doesn’t sound right but, good gravy… January is busier than July!

Quick heads up: We’ll be having another FLASH tuber sale for newsletter subscribers sometime next week. Make sure your signed up!

K. Going to bed. Love you all.

…even more than I love this flatlay👆🏼💕🫶🏼

Dahlia: Mystique

Dahlia: Coralie…💕

Dahlia: Valley Porcupine …🫶🏼💕

Day #3 of Holiday Giveaways!

This one’s for one of my fave dahlia combos…
Cafe au Lait & Camano Zoe. Tubers will be shipped off in spring.

Entering is easy peasy. Tag all your flower friends and let them know how they inspire you🤍

Winners for all 10 giveaways will be announced next Sunday. So keep an eye out every day this week for more flower love (and feel free to enter our past two giveaways;)

You all are such beautiful people✨ Thank you for following along with us.

Sending you a squish hug💕 and good luck!

Dahlias Snowbound &
Strawberry Cream

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Have you started thawing your turkey yet?

Also, these dahlias…🧡

I’m posting this Thanksgiving-ish color themed ensemble in honor of the fact that will be home for Thanksgiving break in a week from today.

I love you so much sweet Lil. Ridiculously thankful I get to hug you in 7 sleeps.

Who else gets to hug people you ❤️ next week?

Italian ranunculus Sfumato.

Just restocked in the shop✨

So many good ones in here…✨

Italian Anemone ‘Rarity’

Day 4: What is presprouting and is it a must?

Presprouting is giving your ranunculus and anemone corms a head start by planting them up early indoors. It’s NOT a must (especially when you are growing Italian varieties 😉).

Today on the blog I explain why I take the time to do it. And tomorrow I will walk you through it, step by step!

Narcissus Delnashaugh.

Available in our store September 23rd 💗.

Tulips La Belle Epoque and Black Hero 💕.

Both will be available in our shop this Saturday.

Day 2: What flowers are the easiest to grow?

If the Italian anemone had a mantra, it might be something like this…

“Stick me in the dirt and forget about me and I’ll love you forever.”

Sounds too good to be true? I thought so. Until I tried them and, lawd have mercy, I fell in love.

Head on over to the blog to hear me gush about why I love these guys so much. Link in bio. Sale starts Sept 23rd.

We interrupt out Anemone and Ranunculus FAQ series with this quick reminder:

Our Fall Bulb Sale includes tulips and daffodils, too 💗.

Sale goes live Sept 23rd.

Okay lovelies, our Ranunculus and Anemone FAQ series starts today.

Day 1: Are all ranunculus varieties created equal?

Let me skip to the end…Hecks to the no.

And *spoiler-alert* the Italians are my faves.

Head on over to our blog for a full run-down on all the varieties, pros and cons, and why I ❤️the italians. Link in bio.

Anemones and ranunculus are on the rise in the flower world. You’ve probably seen them in wedding posts and at your local farmers markets. And maybe you’ve wondered, “Wait, can I actually grow those?”

Why yes. Yes you can.

These beauties bloom in spring and bridge the gap between our March/April flush of daffs and tulips and our late spring, cool season annuals that need a minute to get going. And bonus: they are cut-and-come again flowers. That’s right– the more you cut, the more flowers you’ll get.

Got questions about how to grow these fluffy fleurs? You’re not alone. Soooo, we decided to comb through our inbox (y’all have such good questions!) and have put together a brand new Anemone & Ranunculus FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) Series to get you guys growing like Beyonce on the runway. Join me over the next few weeks as I answer all y’all’s FAQ’s about these delicate (yet, surprisingly not-so-delicate) roses of spring.

If you’re thinking you want to jump on this bandwagon, then here’s our sale date to pop on your calendar. Sat. Sept 23rd 9am PST

Italian ranunculus Bianco Striato.

Not long now til’ the bathroom counter looks like this again…🤍

Also, …✨✨✨

Dahlia: Rock Run Ashley

I 🤍 her.

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Happy Monday Lovelies.

I’ll be doing another LIVE this Friday to answer anemone and ranunculus growing questions.

Pop them below or join me Friday at 9am PST!

Ranunculus: Bianco, Hot Pink & Pastello.

Nope, not a rose…

And nope, not a peony.

Meet Italian Ranunculus Pastello.

She makes me real happy.

Snag some on our website and start them up! Now just happens to be the perfect time to plant for spring blooms🤍